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there are 400 KJ in a slice of white bread!!! :D
the answer above is total nonsense. there are 40 KJ in a slice of bread. most bread contain the same amount of kilojoules. this is the average amount in each slice of bread
the first answer is around correct there are more than 40KJ in a saltana...
What else can I help you with?
How many energy in a slice of bread?
140 energy
In order to toast a slice of bread the toaster changes eletrical energy into witch other type of energy?
The toaster changes electrical energy into thermal energy (heat) in order to toast a slice of bread.
How much sodium in one slice of brown bread?
There is about 130 mg of sodium in one slice of brown bread.
What is the transformation of energy process when you toast a slice of bread?
When you toast a slice of bread, the electrical energy from the toaster is converted into thermal energy, which heats up the bread. This thermal energy then causes the chemical bonds in the bread to break down, resulting in a chemical reaction that changes the bread's color and texture, giving it a toasted appearance and flavor.
How much fat is in a slice of bread?
One slice of commercially prepared white bread contains 1 gram of fat.
How much calcium does a slice of bread have?
Zero.
How much sodium does one slice of bread have?
It depends on different brands approximately 250mg per slice white bread
How much sugar is in a slice of thin slice bread?
That depends on how the bread is made. If you're purchasing bread from a store, look at the nutritional facts that are printed on the label
How much does a slice of bread weight?
0.12 kg
Is a slice of bread a good source of energy?
White bread isn't a very nourishing source of energy, wholemeal or wholegrain are better options.
How many kilo jouls are there in a bread?
The energy content of bread can vary depending on the type and size, but on average, a slice of bread contains around 70-80 kilojoules.
Do you have a slice of bread?
everyone has slice of bread well.....not every one but i do have slices of bread!:-)
